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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-18
THE GRAND OLD PARTY
The Clubs Resolve That the
President
IN NOMINATING L. g. C. LAMAB
ted . Political Sin He Can Never
Repent Of-EVc.
The RspubIioan Clubs,

NEW YoRK, December II The con-
vention vas called TO order at Ills.
The elections of delegations from each
State for vice president and members of
executive oour mittee were announced.
| Nominations for president of the
National League followed. The names
OF James Z. Foster, of New York; e.
Lowden Snowden, OF Pennsylvania and
| Colonel Nathan Golf, of w st Virginia
were presented, Golf Immediately with
| drew his name and Snowden Gid like
wise, leaving the field clear for Foster,
who was at once elected by reclamation.
Foster, on ascending the platform,
was warmly greeted. Having aoknowl-
edged the greeting. he said: We have
an organization that will bring into
power or defeat the purposes of that
great organization that created it.
Who can doubt that the power of this
great national league will either destroy
or set up the candidate OF Republican,
ism. We are the power that will ule
elections, bug if We interfere with the
old Republican party we viii destroy
ii. 1t may take some time to
make New York Republican, but we
can at least cut down the majorities.
We will AID our Sister States, and give
fair vote to the south by which we
Will establish Republican rule all over
the country. L thank you again aud
predict great victory in 1885,"
the following, by Howard N. Fuller,
of Albany, was the cause of much e1-
element:
Rssolved, That this convention of
Republican clubs of the United
States representing the universal
sentiment and patriotic desire of
Repu bl!cans of the United States rep
resented by us, record its emphatic dis
approval and condemnation of Presi-
dent Cleveland's action in nominating
l.. Il. G. Lamar for the Supreme Court
Bench of the United States, and we
recommend that Republican members
of the United States Senate vote against
the confirmation of the same.
Foce vote, the noes being about as
strong as the ayes.
by various States and Territories for
vice president, was <. E. Morrison of
Arizona; he was made a member of the
executive committee.
The convention then adjourned eine
die.
It was, however, announced that the
executive committee would meet at 2
pm, to eject treasurer and secretary.
After the convention adjourned the
executive committees of the National
League appointed q subcommittee 10
name a secretary and treasurer The
sub committee consisted OF ]. s. Clark
son. Iowa; James P.Poster, New York;
e z. Bracketty Saratoga Springs, and
E. w. Fox, Washington. This COM
mittee agreed to leave the choice Of the
secretary to President Foster. The
quarters at the New York Club rooms,
and will have branch at the National
Republican Club rooms. in Washing
ton. The league will hold a conven-
ton IN this city in March, when there
will be present seven delegates from
each State.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-18
Cant Be Done.

WARRINGTON, December 17.-Assist-
ant Secretary Maynard has written a
letter TO the collector of customs at New
York, in regard to the question whether
schedule tare might safely be pre-
scribed for all sugars imported in hogs
heads, tierces or bags. Judge Maynard
says that in We've Of great variations
between differeat lots of the same kind
OF packages. the Department ooncurs
with the collector, at New York, in the
opinion that q uniform rate of tare on
hogsheads, tierces or bags containing
sugars, Is not only impracticable, but
would result in disadvantage to govern
ment. for the reason that the importer
would still have a right to claim actual
t0r6.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-18
Touching the Indians,

WAsHrHaroH, December. 17.-Acting
Secretary Muldrow, in response to .
letter from the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, has decided that under q pro
vision Of the allotment act, confirming
to religious societies or other Organise
tons, the occupation of land for relig-
ious or educational work among In
dams, that they may not exceed 100
acres in each tract. or such less guam
tity as the'pecessities of their WORK may
require. He also holds that there Ia
nothing in the law prohibi ing the de-
pRrtment from setting aside. for the
temporary use of such societies or or
CARNATIONS, not to exceed 160 acres on
Indian reservations, for the purpose
specified, though they may not havs
been in occupancy of land at the date
of the passage OF the act; this occu.
pancy, however, is made subject to the
pleasure of the department
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The Princes Throat.

sac REHo, December IA bulletin
issued by DR.. Mackenzie states that the
appearance OF the Grown Princes throat
confirms the previous bulletins issued
by the physicians in charge, A small
growth has made it's appearance on the
left Yentricular band. The tumor which
formed in October has diminished in
size. The other doctors in at enhance
on the Crown Prince agreed to the
statements contained in DR.. Mac
Kennels bulletin.
The Crown Prince, in CON- pany with
DR.. Mackenzie, spent some time out Of
doors to day.
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Destroying kentucky. Citizens.

WINcHasCER KY, Decembe117 The
feud between the Adams and CasWeu
factions broke out again last night, in
Rockcastle County, when after church
services Frank Adams was killed by one
of the C4swells. Since then Frand
Hazslom. James Lunford, James Town.
send, To-. Jackson aud two others,
names. unknown, have been killed
while many others have been wounded
and several houses been burned.
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The Shortest Cut To The Grave

Is taken by thousands who, with
common prudence might 1--we to enjoy
a green old age. Why viii people neg
lsct coldf The great Abernethy pro-
hounced fixed cough only one degree
less dangerous than the plague. Yet it
is as certainly comfortable, as readily
extinguished, by the use of Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar, as fire is
by the play of the croton. Delay not
an hour in applying the remedy. 1t
requires but short time for the lungs
to congest; for the tubercles to form !;
for death to'ensue. The great specific is
obtainable Of all druggists at so cents
and 81, t5reat saving by buying large
size. Pixies Toothache Drops cure in
one minute.
4 COMPLETE FEAININB TOILET SERVICE
always includes GLEEN's SULPHUR SOAP.
HILL's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black
or Brown. Soc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-18

The Utah Central will make single fare
for round trip from all points on its road,
good going Dec. 21st, 12d and 23d, and to re.
turn iill'27th, inclusive
The Union Pscific will give the following
round trip rates from the points named:
Green River. IS: Pocstello, s.; Evanston,
81; Montpelier, Sc. Good to return I'D TO.
and including the 26th
Ball Tickets may be obtained Mt all.
Hallway Ticket Ofacss
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American Labor.

BALTIMORE. December 1.-THE Amer
lean Federation of Trades adjourned
sine die. The convention this morning
passed resolutions denouncing the
action of the police in various cities for
il ietfering with meetings, and insisting
thst the spirit OF unlawful oppression
displayed by the authorities be con-
deIuned
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Cana Mad.

PARIS, December 17.-Aubertin, the
manlwho attempted 10 assassinate II.
Ferry n the hall of the Chamber OF
Deputies, was arraigned before the mag
istrate for preliminary examination to-
day. While the examination was pro
crossing the prisoner was attacked with
dementia and was removed to the mad
house.
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Another Attainment

BIDDEroRD, Me-, December 1.-THE
Arm Of James Andrews 4 Sons, stone
contractors and owners of large granite
quaIries. of this city. have gone into
Insolvency. Insufficient capital, and
labor troubles, are the cause of the
assignment. 5.
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Miaistsr ofAgrloulture

LONDON, December 17.-lt is reported
that government will create the post OF
Minister of Agriculture and that Right
Hon. Henry Chaplin will be appointed
to the Office.
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Secretary of war Pro Ten.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
President has designated Brigadier-
General AacFeeIey to act as Secretary
OF War during the absence OF Secretary
EndcOit.
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EcijlnCe.

| EAt'tuHVts
The moHt dreaded insec. invader is the
white mt. In Africa, their houses are
domeshapea mounds often eighteen feet
high. Thcse insects erect pyramids one
thousand times higher than themselves!
The ants on their travels 60 concsHl their
approach that their preseoce is not sus.
pected until tho damsgn ia dorc. They
usually tunnel into any object which they
attack, often reducing it 10 nero shell.
In this way they have been known to
ascend within the leg Of table,
devous the contents OF box upon it, and
dsaceni through a tunnel bored in an
other leg. all in one night. an officer Of
the English army while calling upon
como ladies' in CsYlo1 wQs atartled by a
rumbling sound. The ladiea atsrted with
alright, aud the mex. iuatant they stood
with only the sky above them; the roof
had fallen in and lay all about, leaving
them miraculously unframed! The ants
had made their way mp through the
beams. following them out until great
part OF the framework OF the house was
ready TO fall a. the slightest shock.
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Arc you Disturbed nj night and broken
OF your rest by dick child suffering and
crying with pnie~c: ;=ll..l:r.L":.t,2 Is
90, ssnd at once mud 20: bottle Of Mas,
WISsLow's SOOTHING SynUr ruR Gum.
RgH rgErmIEa. lLs value 10 incalculablo.
1t will relieve tho poor litLlo Anllurcr i'm.
msdiatcly. Depend upon it, mo.hprB,
there ia no mistake about it.. IL Gurps
dysontory and diarrhra, regulates the
stomach md bowel0, cures wind Cnic,
soitonB tho glImH, reduces inflammation
and gives tons and cncrgy to tho whoto
syBtoln. MIH. WiNsiow's SooTnlHu Sygur
ron OulLDRRN TRHTnISG Is plenMnt to the
tasie, md is tho prescription Of ono of tho
oldest and best female nurGes md phyai.
cians In the United States, and 10 Tor snle
by all druggiats throughout tho world,
Price 25 ContS bottle. Awfaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-20

IL.
II any one were to walk one way
through all the streets OF London, he
would be Obliged 10 20 distance Of two
thousand six hundred miles, or aa far as It
is across the American continent from
New York to San Franclaco. This will
give an idea Of what would have 10 be
done In order to gee even the greater part
part OF London.
In our approach 10 this city, as well ns
our ranbles through its streets, wo shall
not BIO stuck 90 much by Its splendid and
Imposing appearance as by its immensity.
Go where We may, there Beems to be no
end TO the town. II Is fourteen miles one
way, and eight miles the other, and con.
tainB a population Of nearly four million
people. which Is greater, indeed, than that
OF Switzerland Or the Kingdoms OF Dem
mark and Greece combined. We are told
on good authority TINT there are more
scotchmen In London than In Edinburgh,
more 1riahmen than in Dublin, and more
Jews than in Palestine, with ioreignera
from all parts Of the world, including
great number OF Americans. Yet there
are 80 many Englishmen in London, that
one Is not likely to notice the presence OF
these people Of other nations.
This vast body Of citizens, some 80 rich
that they never can count their money,
and come 30 poor that they never have
any to count, eat every year four hundred
thousand oxen, one and half million
sheep, eight million chickens and game
birds, not to speak Of calves, hogs, and diff.
ferent kinds OF fish. They consume five
hundred million oysters, which, although
1t seems like large number. would only
give, II equally divided among all the peo.
pic, one oyster every third day to each
person. There are three hundred thou.
sand servants in London, enough people
10 make a large city; bat 81 This gives
only one servant to each dean ci.izsns, 1t
is quite evident that great many people
must wait on Themselves. Things arc
very unequally divided in London; and
have no doub. that instead 0: there being
one servant to twelve pArEols, como Of
the rich lords and ladies have twelve ser.
wants apiece.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-20

CHICAGO, May l9.-Cattlo- Receipts 1900 head
shipments 400; market iUc lower; shipping k,csrs
81 IUaitU; packers and feeders, and COWS and
bulls g IOai 0O: bulk $! G0a3 10. Ilogs-ReccIpt,
.00O head: shipments 600 head: rough and
mixed e. Cat b8' packing and shipping 81 gJa
Il; light 81 6Oai -; skips s. o0i3 &c. sheep
clripts IUoJ head; shipments 1000 head; mar
ket steady mud strong; Texans 5! = l0a3 80.
Fast LInRHrY, May -CA,tlc-Rece!pts none,
shipmGnk lis head; market dull at Yesterday,
prices iiogs-kcccipts 800 head; thipmenu 4, fOl
head; market firm: iOtEen 81 ?0nb "; common
and light 81 1Oai 30; pigs 81 J1ai 90 Shccp-Ke
ccipt GOV head; shipments SUI head; market stead,
nt ycNt .rday's prices.
CiSGiSSA1l. u, May l?-llogs quiet: common
and light 81 Syai NJ; packing and butchers 81 iOa
Nv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-20
Enjoy 1Jir.

What q truly beautiful world VIC 1.-Two in !
Nature gives us grandeur Of mountains,
glens and ocGanG, and thoreands Of means
Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health but how often do
the majority Of people feel like giving it
up diaheartened, discouraged and worn
ont with disease, when there is no occa-
sion Tor this feeling, as every suilere. Gun
easily obtain proof that GREEN'S august
FiOWcr will make them free from disease
~ when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant are the direct CauseB Of seventy five
per cent OF such nnalRdits as SiliouFnesy,
indigestion, Sick Headache, Costivcncss,
Nervous rrostratiou, Dizziuefs OF the Head,
Pslpitation OF the Heart, md other dis.
tressing symptoms. Three doaes OF Au.
gust Fiover will prove iB wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cun,s. Try it. paw
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features OF the Money and Stock
ROY MnrketH. .....s |..


NRw York, May I0.-Moncy on cali easy At IA,
percent, last loan ~ per cent, closed a, pcr cent
Pi!me mercantile paper 64sx per cent s,erlInr
e1changedull and unsettled at 81 Ss}<ai sGz1.
The sentiment on the street to-day way adyer,,
70 any further advance III Stocks and while thers
was no news oil character 10 affect the mark nm
i4Sotably Tree reallzaions aud sales for The fhor
account, aided by Vigorous bammcring BY tht
GEARS, whore a soft spot was discovered, brought
about = moderate reaction throughout Tho emil ~
list. Western union was the centre OF httfaciinn
and Displayed considerable strength early in iba
Gay. although there was no new DEVELOPMENTS IN
Preferred until nbout2P. NJ, when the statement
was Issued that Tho company would hays no m RI
10 the baltimore d Ohio deal but that The opn0s,
ZION 10 company would be consolidated,
The opening was moderately firm, most stock,
SHOW Ing slight advances over last evening" cIosnp
prizes. dive was made at the list imn ed Iately
aud quotations were Depressed fractions, rnIginp,
up 10 u per cent Ia The INST hall hour the declin
being accompanied By extreme activity. A rally
occurred at;er that time, In which Western Unioi,
was prominent, but considerable irregularity was
developed, mud transactions became smaller In
vo!uMe: Inc tone, however. was generally heavy
until after Il O'clock when reaction occurred.
which, however, was measured by small fractions
In the last hour the decline was renewed, and was
only checked al the Close which was fairly active
nut heavy ut or near the lowest prices OF inc uay
Everything on the active list xccpt kOfiherY Pac,
NC lteirried, Is lower, Jersey Central and Uniou
racine arc down "a, st. Paul ], Fort Worth q DEN
yer2 Sales 45O0Si shares.
Railroad bonds moderately active; sales, sl2lI. :.
Government bonds dull and stsady,
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Excitement Ia Texas,

Great excitement hes been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery OF Mr.; J. E. Corley. who was sc
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his head; everybody sid he Was dying oil
Consumption. a trial bottle OF Dr.. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Findins
relief, he borgh. large bottle and boz
Of DR.. Kings Now Lie Pills; by the time
he had taken two boxes Of Pills and two
bottles Of the Discovery, he was we'll AMI
had gained in flesh thirty.six pounds.
Trial Bottles OF this Great Discovery iol
Consumption free at Logan Il Co.'s.
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W. ID. snl., Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes.
titles: ~ Can recommend Electric Bitters
40 tho very best remedy. Every bottle
cold has given relief In every case. One
man took nix bottles md was cured Of
Rheumatism Of 10 yeara' standing" Abra.
ham Hare, druggist, Bellvillo, Ohio, At.
iirma: "T'ho best selling medicine hive
ever handled in my 70 years experience,
Ia Electric Bittcra." Thousands OF others
have added their testimony, 30 that tho
verdict Is unanimous that Electric Bittcrs
do euro all discusses Of tho Liver, Kidnoys
or Blood. Only a hall dollar a hottie al
Logan 4 Co.'s drug atoro.
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The best aslye in the world Tor cn.s
bruisea, sores, uiCvtg, salt rhoum, ievel
cores, letter, ehapPed haatis, chilblains
corns, and all skin erupiions, and poGi.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed 10 give poritc! gltisfRC,iop
or money refunded. Price rs csntB pel
box. For aale by Logan 4 "a.
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That Allcock's Porous Piasters arc ap-
proved by the leading medical men in the
country.
That they are the otigine! and genuine
porous piasters upon whose reputation
imitntoIa have traded.
That Alicock's Porous Plesters are the
highest result Of medical science and skill.
That in Ingredients and method they
have never been pqnalled.
That A!lcock's Porous PIasters have
never yet failed TO DO their york quickly
and electual!y.
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To plant tree vol two peraons arc TO-
quired. One must handle the spade or
shovel, preparing tho earth-tho beat TO
bp Matchmaking it fine by repeated turn.
ing and striking with tho back OF tho
spade mot tho odgs) and thon Bhovoling
this fine earth in gently on tho roots. The
other person holdB tho tree erect and
worka this line Hoil among tho roota with
his ingorg. Tho addition of n quantity
OF water when almoHt done planting will
BQttlo the Garth and prevent openings be.
inga loft among tho roots. These open.
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a. S. CLEMENTS, Poplar Springs, Miss,
vIitcs: l have suffered from eevere
cough Tor several weeks, and wGs greatly
relieved By the use Of one bottle OF Dr.. j.
II. McLaan's Tar Wine Lung Balm. ]
can confidently recommend il ss an in.
comparable remedy for throat troubles.
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F-n u - . .aill - = .slttsI5lt -
Q!hE ]! q,,!!l!t:!:e!:!I.Liqsnt5a1:
ONCE, Nos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
For he Iai.Ai9nter. gyte4
GUS, FUN In FISHING.


BY1. ". cARxIcHAEL-
lyust hat got one greatest Joke
On katefine, mine WOW;
She dond can see dc fun dere be
Nor ven, nor we're nor how
We gets amusemenn all dc day
In fishing In dc stream: tssiI, f.r
For katherine she dond SEQ dot key
Dot goes out nit dc team,
Jacob. Bill md Fritz und mo H
ye takes some lines und hooks,
und Dragging big We hlre Won rig
Und start out for dc brooks. b.
Xatetine says 70 vond catch not
One tlsh In all do stream,
But she dond sec dot key Of bait
Dot goes out NIT do team, uF.
We finds Won lcedle flshermaus
Dot has some bases caught;
We makes dis youths acquaintance
IND buys from him de LOT.
Ve den comes home und Katerine
Gays We great fishers seem,
But tho not once dOes sec dot key
Dot goes out nit do team.
! told kAterlnc, "Come Rlong
Next time We 40 to FISH,"
Bays tie 10 mo, Gus. dOnd YOU see
10 fish hat no wish.
You hal goot luck, but vere's dc fun
In nshing In dc stream7"
Oh katcfde, she d0ud SEQ dot teg
Dol goes out init de team.
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Tho soabrook "a. H. selecimen have
decided that hen is not an animal.
Wonder il they recsoa her AZ a vege-
table because Of her crop, Or a mineral
because OF her gi2zsrd?-L0msR Courier,
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The 81. Louis GtObe- Democrat is Of opin.
ion that the "beyerago Of the future ia
water" AZ long as it Ia "lhe beverage of
the future" only, the old topper will not bu
aisiurbnl
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Tho daily papers ray that owing to
the storm OF Monday several vessels
were "obiiged to make port" Perhaps
they wero loaded with logwood for
that pu,pose.-B0ctOn Commercial Bulletin.
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II the des: gifls wesr their riding hab-
its much shorter it will ha difficult 10
conceal the iact that their tailors have fol.
lowed the Princess OF Wales cut ut the
sneeB ROs,On TfrrnH
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A grandniecs Of Mozart haa been dig
covered starving in Vienna. Her neadu
will DO attended 10 Just rs coon rs another
monument Ia iiniahed to her grea,uncle.-
Omaha World.
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NV roHK, May l9-IhCrc was n quiet nInl steady
dGmnnd for cotton goods aud tho krt stronger
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IOFFIoE OF THE COUNTY OOURT,

.nFFlCE OF THE COUNTY COURT,
~ Ohio County, state Of West Virginia.
10 Tho matter Of the probate Of tho will OF E, J.
Stone, deceased. -. = -. = L. - \
The Oh lect OF tho petition filed ln this matter on
Inc 18th day Of April A. d. 1851 Ia TO have admit.
led TO probate q paper writing purportinr 10 be
ne will oil < J: Stone, decca.ed, bearing date on
attached thereto dated on tho - day oI tho 80,
And IT appearing from tho petition fllcd herein
That Summer Stone, person who Ia therCiu, and
In said petition declared 10 DO Interested 10 the
70, nonresident Of this State It "a ordered that
he docs appear at my office iu The city OF Wheel.
ing, in the county anu state aforesaid, within one
month Alter the publication. and do what Ia ncccs.
sary 10 protect his interest In said matter, = y
tpdbllshsd the inst uuc on April y, iss7.) =
@. L. Gu, NnER. AIRY. SpDI
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